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  1. Anyone know if the QXP-800eS-A1164 (Asmedia 1164) PCIe SATA controller will work with autotune? Secondarily, if I run the autotune command, it doesn't persist on reboot, correct? So I could try it and if I have a problem, I could reboot and it would resolve?
  2. Getting a weird error trying to start up Observium. I haven't run it for a while and had uninstalled it temporarily, so I'm not sure if there's something new I'm supposed to do? I don't see anything that sticks out, though. Trying to log in: DB not connected, please check database connection configuration. DB Error 2002: No such file or directory From the logs: 230111 10:08:01 mysqld_safe Starting mariadbd daemon with databases from /config/databases Jan 11 10:08:01 e66c9d301cea syslog-ng[14]: Child program exited, restarting; cmdline='/opt/observium/syslog.php', status='0' Jan 11 10:08:01 e66c9d301cea syslog-ng[14]: Child program exited, restarting; cmdline='/opt/observium/syslog.php', status='0' Jan 11 10:08:01 e66c9d301cea syslog-ng[14]: Child program exited, restarting; cmdline='/opt/observium/syslog.php', status='0' Jan 11 10:08:01 e66c9d301cea syslog-ng[14]: Child program exited, restarting; cmdline='/opt/observium/syslog.php', status='0' Database exists. Fixing file permissions. Jan 11 10:08:01 e66c9d301cea syslog-ng[14]: Child program exited, restarting; cmdline='/opt/observium/syslog.php', status='0' just keeps logging that perpetually. It looks like it's finding the db, so it's not a path issue(and it's the default, verified it's still there). Not sure where to go from here. Any help would be appreciated
  3. That helps keep the login/stop the refreshing, but now the status on the dropdown says "My Servers error. graphql is offline"
  4. What is the implication of doing this(particularly if you're using modprobe i915 for Plex)? Blacklist is always a fun term
  5. Did you end up going with any particular enclosure? Recommendations for eSATA enclosures seem to be slim, at least ones that aren't 5+ years old